alinaliBQ commented on code in PR #48577:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/48577#discussion_r2641493148
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cpp/src/arrow/flight/sql/odbc/odbc_impl/odbc_handle.h:
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@@ -46,7 +46,18 @@ class ODBCHandle {
try {
GetDiagnostics().Clear();
rc = function();
- } catch (const arrow::flight::sql::odbc::DriverException& ex) {
+ } catch (const arrow::flight::sql::odbc::AuthenticationException& ex) {
+ GetDiagnostics().AddError(arrow::flight::sql::odbc::DriverException(
+ ex.GetMessageText(), ex.GetSqlState(), ex.GetNativeError()));
+ } catch (const arrow::flight::sql::odbc::NullWithoutIndicatorException&
ex) {
+ GetDiagnostics().AddError(arrow::flight::sql::odbc::DriverException(
+ ex.GetMessageText(), ex.GetSqlState(), ex.GetNativeError()));
+ }
+ // on mac, DriverException doesn't catch the subclass exceptions hence we
added
+ // the following above.
+ // GH-48278 TODO investigate if there is a way to catch all the subclass
exceptions
+ // under DriverException
+ catch (const arrow::flight::sql::odbc::DriverException& ex) {
Review Comment:
Yes this is odd, it does seem like undefined behavior. clang being more
strict is a possibility.
Without this change, on mac `std::exception` is caught instead of
`DriverException`, so the exception is still caught but not under
`DriverException` which is preferred
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